Will this work well at concerts?
5008
We use it in a Church auditorium. Works well this is my second one for a back up.
5009
It's more for recording a speaker, like someone giving a power point presentation, or an interview.
1326795
As long as you can use a small tripod or hold it very still, it should work great for concerts and the like
1545472
It is good for concerts because of low light lens. U can zoom in some and still hold it still for shots. Don't zoom all way out or they will blur. Hold camera still and "take a breath" to not shake camera. Then do final cropping on your computer.
1835116
I have used these at indoor concerts and they worked great. They do not amplify light but use what is available and do it well.
298791
Yes, it will definitely be able to handle that type of environment. It is not going to be as loud as a larger speaker, but is great for having as background music with a group of people (even a large group).
960086
Unlikely. This is an amp for Public Address, not music. It's OK for speech, but not designed for music.
879896
I don't think so. These are designed to reduce the impact of loud music, but still allow you to "talk" to the person next to you at a concert. I think you will need ear plugs that are designed to block out all noise, not just certain frequencies and volumes.
1072034
I use this PA for jammin' in my basement. We have a drummer and 2 guitarist where everyone sings. It definitely works for this purpose, however, sometimes we experience aome feedback (we just manoever the speakers arpund). Its definite not the promart purpose of the PA but it does work and the prixe is good. Ive talked to someone at a music atore that says a monitor can be hooked up to the unit but i havent explored that option yet.
2190779
Should be no problem if it has 3.5mm plug.... this amp is great. Provides concert volume.
1623520
For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts... » Read More For myself, Im not familiar with dj equipment. I would say, as long as your loudspeaker can handle the power you should be fine. Be aware, this unit has a high pitched hum to it hooked up when all volumes are down. Luckily the hum dies not go up with the volume so your music will drowned it out. They say its how the unit is hooked up but there are many reviewers that is experiencing the same thing. It doesn't either me that much but if your at a wedding with no music playing and the power on, it would be annoying to the customers. Something to consider. Btw, this unit IS powerful. It puts my 2 x 18" loudspeakers through a workout. « Show Less
1293697
Yes...Do note that some spots in the venue will have better results. I would try M/S Raw mode @ 96khz/24bit (H2n) & mix the ambient/direct mix later for best results...
186514
Yes. It's not too bad to where it will bother those around you but at very high volumes 85-100% they'll be able to hear your music some.
1411639
yes in my opinion it works well im not a pro but my wife sings in a band and i use mine for her practices the effects r the same as on the pro board she uses in concerts .hope this helps
1983543
It'll certainly work and work nicely. If you're looking for a lot of power you may want to consider a unit with more wattage. If you are happy with moderate volume you're certain to enjoy this amp.
1101900
I tried it at a concert and the video looks good, but the sound volume decreases very much as soon as the low bass notes come in. I guess you could edit it afterwards and make it better. It does pick up everything very well when there's no bass, even when the audience is cheering or even when someone in the audience yells something. Here's a little video I made to demonstrate the quality. (Note: youtube compressed the video, but the sound is like the original video.)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO0hDh8rZkg
159381
I have used this speaker and microphone several times in a very large room with 50 people. It should be powerful enough for a banquet hall with 80-85 people unless the acoustics are bad. I don't recommend plugging into the same electrical outlet with a laptop and projector as that could produce static.
842859
The range for moving around a small venue is god but I'm not sure about large venues...from a podium is good but show up early to preset the volumes